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(1 point) Find an antiderivative of

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Mar 30,2025

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To find an antiderivative of , we can integrate each term separately.
  1. The antiderivative of is .
  2. The antiderivative of can be rewritten as . Its antiderivative is .
Now, combining both results, we have:
where is a constant of integration. So, the antiderivative is:

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